Excessive Pricing by Dominant Firms: Does Customer Choice Create a Safe Harbour?
EU, French and US competition law. Excessive pricing by dominant firms raises a fundamental divide between commercial pricing
September 21, 2026
EU, French and US competition law. Excessive pricing by dominant firms raises a fundamental divide between commercial pricing
Excessive pricing by dominant companies is treated differently across major competition-law systems. This debate tests whether customer choice
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